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Worksheets3ESO FLIPPED CLASSROOM 04. HEALTH AND ILLNESS II
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Non-infectious illnesses
Can be transmitted
Can't be transmitted
Non-infectious illnesses
Are more common in developed countries
Are more common in developing countries
Infectious illnesses
Are more common in developed countries
Are more common in developing countries
Infectious illnesses
Are caused by pathogens, like virus, bacteria, protozoa, etc.
Are caused by other reasons.
This type of immunity produces a general response to any pathogen...
Specific immunity
Non-specific immunity
Barriers, external defenses, secretions, some white blood cells and good bacteria in our body are part of this type of immunity...
Specific immunity
Non-specific immunity
Some chemical substances, like interferon, are produced during the response of this type of immunity...
Specific immunity
Non-specific immunity
Fever and inflammatory reactions are typical responses of this type of immunity...
Specific immunity
Non-specific immunity
This type of immunity produces a more powerful response, but it happens later...
Specific immunity
Non-specific immunity
This type of immunity uses a type of white blood cells known as Lymphocytes
Specific immunity
Non-specific immunity
This type of immunity generates memory cells, cells that will activate quickly if the body is attacked by the same pathogen again
Specific immunity
Non-specific immunity
An excessive reaction of the immune system to a substance that is not dangerous is what we know as an (a)
Lupus, multiple sclerosis, or psoriasis are examples of...
Allergies
Infectious diseases
Auto-immune disorders
Types of cancer
Auto-immune disorders are caused when our immune system...
Attacks our own body
Is attacked by our own body
Is attacked by external pathogens
Attacks external pathogens
AIDS is a disease caused by a _______ that destroys our immune system, so we become defenseless
bacteria
virus
protozoa
fungi
Antibiotics are medicaments that can only be used to fight harmful...
Virus
Protozoa
Fungi
Bacteria
The types of lymphocytes that destroy pathogens directly are known as...
B lymphocytes
T lymphocytes
C lymphocytes
A lymphocytes
The types of lymphocytes that produce antibodies that attack pathogens or target them so other lymphocytes can identify more easily are...
B lymphocytes
T lymphocytes
C lymphocytes
A lymphocytes
Solutions that contain specific antibodies for a pathogen are known as...
Vaccines
B lymphocytes
Serums
Transfusions
Dead or inactive pathogens that are used to activate the specific immune response and generate memory cells, to be protected agains the real pathogen are what we know as...
Vaccines
Antibodies
Serums
Transfusions
Vaccines are dangerous...
True
False
They are as dangerous as many other medical treatments
